Beretta Gallery

The Beretta Gallery is the highest-end sporting good store that I know of in Manhattan. The inside of this establishment is beautiful. The associates are very knowledgeable, and aside from nice clothing and accessories, you can also buy highly ornate shotguns on the third floor. I walked out of here today with a beautiful jacket. The Beretta Gallery is a really special place!

Went there just for the shotguns and rifles. Chris was an excellent host and gave me great advice for a soon to be trap/Sport shooter. There’s no pressure to buy at all. It’s a flagship Beretta store that’s intended to build brand awareness and history. Great education and advice for seasoned shooters as well.

Beretta is best known for their high-quality firearms - specifically their pistols used by the United States Military. Those in the skeet, trap, and sporting clays communities know of Beretta's legendary shotguns - a standard at any course or range. The Beretta Gallery on Madison is home to a wide collection of the aforementioned shotguns, which include some beautifully engraved pieces. Also on display during my most recent visit was one of Earnest Hemingway's shotguns. Beretta Gallery is also home to a wide variety of high-quality clothing that Beretta makes. The gallery is very well decorated with a rustic but classy theme. The staff here is very knowledgeable and friendly.

Dropped by to pick up a hat I ordered online during a sale. Months went by and I believe someone else was given my order by mistake. Regardless to what happened the sales associate didn’t hesitate to run upstairs and grab a new one that matched what I ordered. You never know how good a company is until you have a problem and you see how they handle it. Thanks again!

Purchased a new shotgun here. Eddie was a good guy to deal with. Incredible 3 story store with a ton of gear, house items and of course a whole floor dedicated to firearms.

I’ve been meaning to go her for some time now, and with a day off of work today was the perfect opportunity. The first 2 floors are clothing, gear, and other collectibles. The 3rd floor is the firearm showroom and it’s beautiful! I spoke with Keith who is not only extremely knowledgeable of all of their firearms but also very friends and passionate. He educated me on Ernest Hemingway’s shotgun that they have on display along with some of their other pieces and what gauge is preferred for different skill levels and purposes. I did not end up making a purchase today but the overall experience was well worth the trip!

Ordered sling swivels for my Sako rifle after seeing they would have it to me in three to five days. On the fifth day they finally shipped it. They have no number to call just send us an email and we won't respond. So when it arrived after 10 days they had shipped me a wallet. I'm not kidding... A wallet. They did refund my purchase but they still really suck. The reason I'm reviewing an online order through this store is because this is the address they gave me when I placed the order. If you need to order something from them you really should order it from somewhere else. That or order rifle sling swivels if you want a wallet.

Absolutely wonderful staff and a beautiful store. Keith was knowledgeable, kind, and very helpful.

This store was beautiful and had a wonderful selection of outdoor gear, fine shotguns, and rifles. The first floor is what I would call English style outdoor wear. The second floor is more American style, and the third floor is the gun room. They had a variety of shotguns but really shine in the break action hunting and sporting models. They had everything from affordable Silver Pigeons and Benelli 828s to completely handmade weapons in the 6 figure range. The workers were very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. We were highly impressed with their expansive knowledge of the ridiculous quilt of gun laws in this part of the country. Don't leave without looking at Ernest Hemmingway's shotgun on display!!!!

Second time at this store. First time was great back in Dec of 2024. Just Came 5 minutes before they closed looking for a quick beretta hat purchase, the sales associates were super rude. We told them we understand they're closing soon and trying to get out but the people we interacted with were not friendly at all even after we spent $80 bucks. Not a fun time visiting from California. Won't ever recommend this store even though I own their rifles : ( I have a Beretta rifle and I WILL NEVER GO HERE AGAIN.

Utterly disappointing. Very little inventory in terms of sizes. Wanted to pick up a few of their polo shirts or t shirts - only small and double XL available. Really? Are you trying not to sell products? They had one polo shirt (not my size) in a strange, thin material. Horrible. What happened to thick cotton? The patterns of some of the other items were 100 years out of fashion. Choices were few and far in between. They didn't have much for shooting enthusiasts either, which is the whole point of the brand. Where are the luxury pistol cases? Where is the logo merchandise? Overall, just a weak "selection." Meh.

No service would not get me right size pants told me sold out later a friend they found hate minorities. Only rich white privileged allowed. Clothes are made in China not Italian.shirt I bought ripped after 2 weeks.

I purchased 2 shotguns from the NYC Beretta Gallery. The first was a DT11L and the second was a 687 Silver Pigeon III. Both were fitted by Ed Anderson who handled everything personally. Ed is simply the most knowledgeable and accommodating person you will ever meet! Just visiting the gun room and meeting the "third floor staff" is an experience that you should not pass up especially if you are in the area!!! Thanks guys!!

When I got into medical school in New York City, I knew moving here meant adjusting to some changes. This included the strong sentiment against the second amendment. So I was pleasantly surprised to find a high-end gun store in the middle of Manhattan. In light of current events - coronapocalyse - I came here to check out their inventory. The first and second floor has a fine selection of clothing and accessories. On the third floor, they have a large assortment of rifles and shotguns on display. I was able to get a good insight on my best option for home and personal protection. I saw some beautiful pieces here, to include higher end guns that went for five figures. This entire store is presented beautifully. It is classy, posh, and staffed with friendly and upbeat people. I was thoroughly impressed by this place, and I'm glad to find more people in Manhattan that support the second amendment. In spite of restrictions that NYC and the NY governor put in place, you an still get a gun for home protection. It helps if you're part of the blue line family. But even if you're not, you just have to jump through a few more hoops, and you're fine. If you are like me, and appreciate you second amendment rights, come give this place a try. Even if you disagree with me on this matter, there are still other items they sell here that may fit our interests. Keep up the good work, Beretta Gallery!

I went here today very disappointed at the way everyone acted for this event. Racist employees and very unprofessional.

4.5 Stars. Never thought Beretta would have a flag ship store in NYC, but here it is. Three stories of gear, First floor mostly upland hunting outfits, bags, ties and jewelry. Second floor mostly waterfowl hunting gear and camo. Third floor are all the shotguns and the gunsmith. Everyone there were extremely friendly and helpful. I spent most of my time on the third floor. Very enthusiastic salespeople who are very knowledgable. There was one fellow in particular who was a master shooter. Gave some great advice about how to pick a shotgun and even helped with my form and stance. He told some great stories and gave a tour of the place. They had shotguns ranging from $300 to $130,000. They had Hemingway's original shotgun in a museum case. They had one gorgeous shotgun for $30K that had intricate scrolling with Chinese dragons. Apparently it was not for hunting dragons (like the duck guns have scrolling of ducks and retrievers). I was told that it was a pheasant gun and pheasants originated in China so it was an homage to the ancestors of the pheasant. One day when I move to the English countryside, buy a Range Rover and and hunting dog, I will come back and purchase this gun to hunt these dragon pheasants. They let you pick up the guns and they help fit it to your needs or tell you what you need to modify it your needs. I've never seen that done in any of the local shops I've been to, but they were not high end shops selling ultra high end merchandise. The only reason for deduction in points is that they had no pistols on display. I was told that in NYC that customers are not even allowed to handle pistols, even if they are former law enforcement, the city is very strict about such things. I still think it would have been nice if they had them in a secure display that was sealed just to show off what Beretta produces. Anyway, it was a nice treat to check out the shop, they have some really nice outerwear even if you do not shoot or go hunting. If you own a Beretta, hunt or shoot clays, it is worth checking out if you are walking around Madison Avenue.

I had a great first experience at Beretta. It was my first time purchasing a shotgun and Eduardo was very patient and helpful. I was referred to this location by many experienced gun owners and have no regrets. Highly recommend Eduardo for anybody looking to enjoy an afternoon of gun shopping.

Purchased a pair of Beretta Off Shot hearing protectors. Could not get them to operate properly. Beretta customer service would not help. Nor would beretta store. Apparently, they don't stand by their products. Buy another brand.

I was amazed with my experience buying a shot gun from Beretta Gallery, NY City. Eduardo Vazquez sales associate reached to me by phone, very respectful and very professional. He listen very carefully all of my request and found the best shot gun. I am impressed with excellent service of making sure that I get the best deal and follow through FFL transfer with my range and then provided shipment/ tracking number. Thank you for being so efficient and having such a positive attitude. As long as you are there, I will definitely shop with you & recommend my family and friends to shopping with you before going elsewhere.

First of all you don't expect to see a gun store in the middle of downtown Manhattan. NY City has a BAD attitude about guns. I spent a week vacation there this week and had heard about this flagship store in the heart of anti gun territory. I went there to look and not buy because I can get "almost" any gun or accessory I need in the Atlanta Ga area where we live. Because of City ordinances they are listed as a clothing store. The guns are up on the 3rd floor. My visit was pleasant. The staff was cordial, but not overly nice. They are jam packed with nice merchandise but expect to pay top dollar. They mostly carry Beretta O/U shotguns with a few guns from companies they own like Benelli, and Franchi and some rifles from its affiliated stores It was rainy and not much business was in the store so I got to spend about 25 minutes talking with a nice gentlemen in the guns area. Being a flagship store their guns ranged from the entry level Silver Pigeon 1's (2K) to a handmade 3D engraved O/U with a sword combo (225K). There is a huge selection of high end O/U from 10-20K. If you are in that kind of market, you probably know what you are looking and sale prices are not really that important to you. Nevertheless you might find a deal from time to time with some of the new gun lines and affiliates they are teaming up with. For guys like me $5K on any hunting gun is "overkill" pardon the pun. But overall, the store personnel was nice to a guy who did not but anything. In fact a nice lady there said to check back after Christmas for some up to 40% off sales. This store is really an anomaly in an anti-gun area. It is worth checking out if you are in the Manhattan district.

Hmmm.... the shooting gallery is on the 3rd floor. I thought the selection was "okay", just one of each model in different gauges. I was expecting something more like the high end gun, large gun rooms you see at Bass Pro or even speciality stores like Pacific Sporting Arms. Nope. Not really, People said hi but I would have like to have the gun just put a bunch of guns in front of me and just touch them all. Really, I would think this store should be tailored to not to sell but just touch touch touch. It was more of.... no chat and look.... like the museum down the street.

You get what you pay for! If you want high quality products such as a rifle,shotgun or a jacket Beretta has almost 500 years of experience to provide just that. The staff has the product knowledge to help you pick the right product for your need.

Love the clothing, but the service is less than desirable. Rather rude and stuffy staff. Not sure what that is all about. The service is ALWAYS chilly - never had a pleasant experience in the store. Too bad as I love the clothing.

My shooting skills could stand for some improvement. I'm not bad at sporting clays, but I could be better. Once I reach my personal best, this is one of the first places I'll go and check out their 28 gauge shotgun selection. In the meantime, I'll settle for their classic 'hunting in the countryside' apparel which is surprisingly not frumpy but rather smart (simple quilted jackets that actually fit!) and cool (for their tweeds & plaids!).

This is one of Beretta's flagship stores. The first two floors are clothing and "stuff" and the third floor is the gunroom. Beretta clothing is very good and I own some nice tweed vests and a wonderful logen coat. The coat is very high quality and cost far less than a comparable coat would in Vienna. They have very nice tattersall shirts but the sleeves are too short. The sleeves on their jackets are too short also - I suppose there aren't enough very tall Italian men to make extra-long clothing worthwhile! I appreciate the courtesy and helpfulness of the people who work there. The gun room doesn't interest me much. I already own a Beretta SxS that altho it's a nice gun, is just a bit clunky. Their O/Us have a m ore refined feel but I don't like O/Us and won't buy one. I much prefer my English SxS game guns. However, the staff is very helpful and courteous. Beretta has a warranty on their new guns but you'll have to fight to get them to honor it. My SxS shot off face after a few months and they couldn't fix it and balked at replacing it even tho that was in their warranty. Anyway, the NYC shop is a nice place to look at some interesting guns and to get some very nicely tailored clothing. Don't expect this to be a place to get cheap camo!

Visited the store to look at a specific rifle. Salesman not very forthcoming. I called the next day with a question. Had to leave a message and number, as the gun room didn't pick up. No one called back. Called a second time next day and the same thing happened. By then I was cooling on the purchase. Went back to NYC two days later and visited the store again, not with a lot of enthusiasm. The salesman was chatting with someone else. Couldn't get his attention and by then I had decided not to give him my business. Looked things over for a few more minutes and then left. Too bad for him, because if he'd been on the ball he could have had a nice sale.

Great store first class array of hunting gear. The store manager, Darin, is wonderful to deal with. And Ed is one of the best gunsmiths on the East coast.

I purchased my 682 Gold E Sporting shotgun in 12 ga. here. I went pheasant hunting with a S&W semi. First time and hit very little. I had a serious talk with a good friend/fellow hunter about this situation. The both of us decided to get involved in shotgun. Two 682's later, the both of us went to both New Jersey and Suffolk County, New York to LEARN how to shoot properly. Several lessons were involved. Bruce Buck and Orvis comes to mind. Also the help of the world famous Ed Anderson of Beretta was forthcoming. We also had a few trips out to the Peconic River Sportsmens Club. Both Ed and an old friend from Northrop Grumman Aerospace are members and got us in. The next time we went pheasant hunting, we were out and out killers. The excellent shotguns and the training were outstanding. The friendship and skill of Mr. Anderson cannot be beat. At Orvis, they check you out with an adjustable shotgun. This "fits" the firearm to you. Ed was pretty much right on in that department. My hunting buddy needed to have his firearm's stock modified by Ed due to a shorter arm length. Perfect job. Oh, they also sell clothing on the two lower floors. I have a number of items I have purchased. Both hunting and dress gear. You can't beat this place as far as I am concerned. Considering that the company has been in business since 1526, I'm very pleased.

asked them if they carry girls hunting calendar and they did not, otherwise great store

I live a few blocks from the store and agree with Victoria G. The gun room manager epitomizes the rudeness she mentioned. I am shopping for various shotguns for hunting deer and bird and he was disinterested, unhelpful and not very knowledgeable. It saddens me that a Benelli shotgun authorized neighborhood dealer will not get my patronage in the future.

I love the clothes and Find it has some special items i can only find in that store no where else. As far as the review below. Its New York . Thats all I have to say.

I've never had the poor experience others have but it might be relevant to actually needing to buy something rather than browse. They were helpful and shipped to my home out of state so I could not deal with NYC's high sales tax. They were great!